MVrriad tokenizes music video stems on-chain. Visual layers. Audio components. Interactive metadata. A finite archive where every frame has provenance and every stem has an owner.
The format hasn't evolved since MTV launched in 1981. A music video today is the same thing it was then: a single, static, 2D file streamed from a server you don't control, with no provenance, no composability, and no ownership layer.
The visual components, the stems that make a video, the color grades, the VFX passes, the multi-camera angles, the isolated audio tracks, all of it lives on hard drives in post-production studios. Inaccessible. Unmonetized. Forgotten.
Meanwhile, the people who made those videos, the directors, the editors, the colorists, the artists, have no on-chain proof they created anything.
An interactive overlay that wraps existing YouTube and Vimeo embeds with token-gated metadata, stem visualization, and on-chain provenance. No new streaming service. No behavior change required.
Every video entry is broken into its constituent stems: visual layers, audio tracks, VFX passes, color grades. Each stem becomes a tokenizable on-chain asset.
Hold tokens to unlock behind-the-scenes content, alternate cuts, raw footage, and interactive metadata that transforms passive viewing into active exploration.
Directors, editors, colorists, and artists get immutable proof of creation. The blockchain ledger tracks every stem's origin, ownership, and distribution history.
MVrriad is not an infinite marketplace. It is a hard-capped registry. When 10,000 entries are filled, the archive is complete.
The total number of music videos that will ever be registered. Each entry represents a unique, historically significant work in the evolution of the format.
Each registered video issues exactly 10,000 native tokens. Tokens represent fractional ownership of the entry's stems and metadata layer.
10,000 entries multiplied by 10,000 tokens. This is the absolute ceiling. No inflation. No additional minting. Mathematically finite.
MVrriad is the permanent, decentralized record of how music video evolved, who made it happen, and who owns the pieces. A registry, not a marketplace. A ledger, not a feed.